Ayāsthi
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| Ayāsthi [ˈɑ.jɑːs.θɨ̆] | |
| Period | c. 1600 YP |
| Spoken in | Kingdom of Thāras |
| Total speakers | c. 2.5 million |
| Writing system | adapted Tjakori script |
| Classification | Edastean Dāiadak Ferahic Ayāsthi |
| Typology | |
| Basic word order | (T)VSO |
| Morphology | fusional |
| Alignment | NOM-ACC |
| Credits | |
| Created by | Zhen Lin |
Ayāsthi (native: àjāsṫı), or Late Thārāran Vulgar Adāta (native: àjāsṫı ah-āmáï ah-ṫárah mìh), was the spoken language of the Kingdom of Thāras approximately 800 years after the collapse of the Empire of Athalē, or approximately 1,600 years after the death of the prophet Zārakātias. It is a language of the Edastean family, descended from the north-central dialects of Imperial Adāta.
Genealogy
- Ndak Ta (c. -1900 YP)
- Adāta (c. 0-200 YP)
- Adhāsth (Old Ayāsthi) (c. 800-1000 YP)
- Ayāsthi (c. 1600 YP)
- Adhāsth (Old Ayāsthi) (c. 800-1000 YP)
- Adāta (c. 0-200 YP)
A descendant of Ayāsthi itself is A'gɑf.
Sample
- Әr-àuıw şìp, Sìnacaṅ, àeıen’aċ şèatşeıoac ġèzoar, ən-àeıen’aċ şèatşeıoac’a làh’a Cáġat, ən-àeıen’aċ méċat’a zàma əṅ tsálo: Éılany àfeıen’aı əv-ōfáċāseı’a mèşş’aı, èşş làh ġèıl əċ-ər-vèʒy àfeıen’aċa ēıll-ìṅ as’-géċoṁ.
- [ əˈɹɑ.wy.u ˈʃip | ˈʃi.nɑ.kɑ̃ | ˈɑ.e.ɛ.nɑx ˈʃɛ.ɑ.ʧe.ɔk ˈɦɛ.zɔ˞ | əˈnɑ.e.ɛ.nɑx ˈʃɛ.ɑ.ʧe.ɔ.kɑ ˈlɑ.hɑ ˈkɑː.ɦɑt | əˈnɑ.e.ɛ.nɑx ˈmɛː.xɑ.tɑ ˈzɑ.mɑ ə̃ ˈʦɑː.lo ‖ ˈeː.lɑ.nɨ ˈɑ.ɸe.ɛ.næ ə.woːˈɸɑː.xɑː.se.ɑ ˈmɛʃ.ʃæ | ˈɛʃː ˈlɑh ˈɦel ə.xəɹˈwɛ.ʒɨ ˈɑ.ɸe.ɛ.nɑ.xɑ eːlˈlĩ ɑsˈʔɛː.xɔ̃ ]
- 3SG-AFF-speak-AOR.HON thus, Sinacan, PST.SG-PTCP-3SG emperor great, and=PST.SG-PTCP-3SG emperor-POSS country-POSS Caghad, and=PST.SG-PTCP-3SG brother-POSS sun and moon: before sit-PTCP-1SG ADESS=throne-POSS father-1SG, all country foreign 3PL-AFF-be.PST.PL-IMP sit-PTCP-3PL ALLAT-1SG INST-hostile
(taken from the Tsinakan text)
See also